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mjarrett t1_j2q9rgd wrote

If this was King County, I'd say suck it up and take the deferral. They have their ticketing business fully optimized, and even the best lawyers struggle to dismiss tickets.

But this is Snohomish County. Contest it. Your odds of winning outright are much better here. I've only ever contested with lawyers, but you could try yourself if you're feeling bold.

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anybodyiwant2be t1_j2q838q wrote

I’ve only written one license plate on ours and yesterday we took my wife’s car and forgot it but luckily Jan 1 is a “free day” at state parks so all good. I also have multiple cars and left the second spot blank in case we took a different car. I’m going to use a pencil if I need it.

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Tromavilcitizen t1_j2q8227 wrote

Request a discovery for your traffic violation. It requires writing a document and submitting it to a few offices. By law they are required to give you all the details about the stop including the equipment that was used and the last time it was calibrated. Most often they will not send you this info. If you file the paperwork properly and don’t receive the request info then you can tell the judge to dismiss the ticket as you were unable to prepare for the hearing. Good luck. I successfully had two tickets dropped by Requesting a Discovery.

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Zhenja92 t1_j2q6fkf wrote

You do have to write your license plate on it - but you can put two license plates on (so it won't cover all three, but you can pick the two you use the most) Also, if you want to find places that require a specific pass (such as Discover) or don't take a pass at all, I do recreation maps that have all the recreation with information on the pass required. https://www.northwestportal.com/adventure-portal

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pyrotek1 t1_j2py3em wrote

I suggest an attorney. If I were dealing with it. Subpoena the officer and any notes or records from the incident. You may need to submit the request to the judge. Snohomish county is better than most. If they missed any item on the form or miswrote the plate number, note this. If the subpoena was proper and the officer does not show, the judge is likely to dismiss it.

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Spork_Facepunch t1_j2pws14 wrote

If it were me, I would probably just put the two most likely vehicles on the pass and take my chances with the third, especially if it's not going to be frequent.

It's not like they're going to throw you in jail or impound the vehicle. At most, you'd get a small fine, but probably not even that. You can often pay by the day at the site, as well.

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